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THERE was positive news on the possibility of Thurles Racecourse being kept open, at least for the near future, after a meeting with Horse Racing Ireland and Thurles Race Company on Thursday.
Perhaps it's a good pointer to Ascot that Aidan O’Brien seems to be as strong as ever at this point in the year. while Tony also spotlights a few unlucky runs from Naas
Johns O'Riordan reports on the action from Thurles on Thursday
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